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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1919
Page
3
EVANSTON Wyoming September 26 A county tractor driven by Commissioner W M Philips plunged through a Bear river bridge at Myers ranch landing in several feet of water The motor kept running and the tractor climbed the riverbank back onto firm ground No damage to the tractor but a new bridge will be needed by the county
Wright and Be Thomas, both labeled as armed and who were charged yesterday afternoon, faced fines of 15 dollars each after a drunk and disturbance on a train bound through Missla Won. They were removed at Missla Won by Judge C. Swainson. Doris Poleia was fined 65 for a minor neighbor girl issue.
A Boston woman advocates for closer ties between English and American church factions. She urges Canon Day ideas while highlighting cooperation with leaders like Joseph Chamberlain and other religious figures. The call stresses cross Atlantic church unity amid contemporary tensions.
The funeral of E Massion who died when a healing plant faded in the basement of the Jewish synagogue at Twentieth street and Pioneer avenue was held at 9 yesterday. Rabbi Hoffman led services at the synagogue. About 500 people attended from Ghngwater Whreat land Douglas and Toon. The body came from W W Dumin's mortuary. The procession followed old New Year custom as the casket was removed at the cemetery. Survived by widow two sons and two daughters.
A district court filing accuses Captain A H Dahlene formerly of the Colorado constabulary of owing 500 for repairs to his Willys Knight automobile.
A local notice describes Sunny School services on Sunday at 417 W. 47th Street and a 1:00 p.m. street meeting at 416th and Carey. Evening events include a Salvation Army hall gathering at 447 W. 47th with testimonies and singing. Names of visiting officials and guests from several states are listed.
An agricultural office announces efforts to stamp out blackleg in the Egbert district. Ninety cattle, including 70 at Egbert and 20 at Hilsdale, were vaccinated last week with more to follow. Animals four months to two years old should be inoculated to curb spread. Carcasses of diseased cattle are being burned.
A fragment lists a Duick four cylinder auto for sale at 24 West 19th with a phone contact, plus an inquiry from D. F. Bush of Minneapolis seeking farm owners to sell with cash price and full description.
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